Montana City of Billings Civic Plus #1435

Engineering Services for Grand Avenue Reconstruction and Widening

The City of Billings is seeking a consulting team to plan and deliver engineering services for the Grand Avenue corridor reconstruction and widening project. - Government buyer: City of Billings, Public Works Department, Engineering Division (Engineering Services), Montana. - Opportunity: W.O. 27-23, Grand Avenue from 41st Street West to 62nd Street West; one consultant contract is anticipated. - Requested services: Project development and administration; roadway and corridor design; surveys; geotechnical, traffic, stormwater, and drainage studies; right-of-way support; environmental review and compliance; public and agency coordination; permitting and utility coordination; bidding assistance; construction observation, layout, testing, quality assurance, and closeout documentation. - Potential improvements: Roadway reconstruction and widening into a multimodal urban arterial, including curb and gutter, sidewalks, a shared-use path, stormwater infrastructure, ADA and multimodal improvements, street lighting, signing and striping, and intersection upgrades. - Notable requirements: The project is federally funded and requires applicable environmental compliance. Consultant work may follow Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) local-project processes; the final scope will be set with the selected consultant. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or prospective consulting vendors are named. MDT is referenced as a project-process partner, not as a vendor. - Products and quantities: No product purchases, part numbers, or quantities are specified.

Description

The City of Billings is seeking proposals from qualified consultants for professional engineering services for the reconstruction and widening of Grand Avenue from 41st Street West to 62nd Street West into a multi-lane urban corridor. The work is intended to improve safety, mobility, accessibility, and multimodal transportation, and may include roadway, stormwater, sidewalk and shared-use-path, ADA, lighting, signing, striping, and intersection improvements. Potential services include project development, design, surveys, right-of-way acquisition, environmental compliance, public outreach, utility coordination, and construction-related support; the final tasks will be determined in the selected consultant’s scope. Proposals are due by November 20, 2026, and are to be submitted by email.

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